Record campaign cash was spent in San Diego’s City Council primaries. Did it pay off?
There’s no obvious reason why so much more was contributed to these committees — especially in a year without a mayor’s race on the ballot.
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Nevada Republicans to decide on Trump-backed vs. experienced replacement for Rep. Mark Amodei
A Northern Nevada congressional seat is testing Republican voters’ appetite for an experienced candidate or a newcomer with Trump’s backing.
Feds have a new teen pregnancy prevention plan: Fertility and ‘reproductive goals’
The approach discourages the use of contraception and focuses on fertility awareness methods.
A whiplash election year enters its final stretch as Trump holds wild cards
As the midterms approach, the landscape is proving especially volatile.
Someone San Diego Should Know: Henry Fuhrer
It’s fair to say that Henry Fuhrer was born to be a watchmaker.
Lemon Grove votes 4-1 to hire Tony Winney as city manager, approves three-year contract
After serving as the city’s interim city manager for the last seven months, Winney said he is focused on fiscal sustainability, economic development and improving organizational success.
Michael Smolens: Midway redevelopment moves forward on its long, bumpy road
Questionable maneuvers made to sidestep court rulings and clear other hurdles for the massive project.
Wall Street banks are sky-high about SpaceX, but investors remain cautious
Wall Street firms see potential in SpaceX for space transport and infrastructure, though the stock remains volatile after its recent IPO debut
County releases health inspection report on Otay Mesa immigrant detention facility
Health officials conducted an inspection of the Otay Mesa Detention Center in June following a lawsuit filed by the county seeking full access
Millions of people have been placed in new voting districts. Here’s where the redistricting stands
A redistricting effort before the November elections has reshaped congressional voting districts for millions of Americans.